On my old site, Physicsguy's Reviews, there is a feedback page in where you can email me without the sender seeing my address. To make it there I just used the Freewebs editor, but I don't know how to make it work on my new site, PGReviews. I would like it so ther is a text field where you type your message and click Submit and it sends it to me. I 've tried hacking my own site and taking that code on my feedback page (the Freewebs site), and it works and all, but it runs it through my Freewebs server and that server only lets through so many emails a week. I would like it so on my new site it runs it through to me, straight to me with an email nobody can see.

Let's say my email is physicsguy@physicsguy.com (it's not) and I want an input field where you type the message you want to send to me and click Submit, like I described above. I want it to run through my own server (I use Apache to upload my stuff, if that makes any difference) and go to me.

I've tried to make myself as clear as possible, but if you still don't understand try my feedback page to get what I'm getting at. That'
s what I want on PGReviews.

Thanks!

It's certainly possible, by using a server-side code. Here is an example I made using PHP:

PHP Code:

<?php
$message = $_POST['message'];
$opinion = $_POST['opinion'];
$review = $_POST['review'];
$headers = "From: ThePhysicsGuy"; 
$subject = "A Message"; 
$sendemail = "email@address.com";
$body = "
Message:
$message

What user thought of the website:
$opinion

Review:
$review
";
if($_POST['submit']){
    if($opinion == '1') {
    $opinion ="Yes";
    }
    if($opinion == '2') {
    $opinion ="No";
    }
    if($opinion == '3') {
    $opinion ="Yes, but needs work";
    }
    mail($sendemail, $subject, $body, $headers);
}
?>

<form method="post">
Message:<br />
<textarea name="message">
</textarea><br /><br />
Did you like the the site?<br />
<select name="opinion">
<option value="1">Yes</option>   
<option value="2">No</option>
<option value="3">Yes, but needs work</option>
</select><br /><br />
Review:<br />
<textarea name="review">
</textarea><br /><br />
<input type="submit" value="Submit" name="submit">
</form>

- Steve

Dang! My server doesn't support PHP! ARRGH! Thanks though!

? Sorry I don't speak that language.

OK, I'll see if I can post some JavaScript code soon. I'm not too fluent in that JS, but I'll see what I can make. I'm usually a full proponent of server-side code, as apposed to client-side; but I guess you gotta do what you gotta do!

- Steve

Never mind. Somewhere, I thought I saw a JavaScript function that could send mail, but I guess not. As far as I know, the only language that isn't PHP you can send mail through is perl, but you're on your own with that since I don't know a lick of perl. Unless, we could get tripy on here...

But ultimately, I would recommend that you find a different hosting provider. PHP is such a useful language, I don't know how I could possibly live without it. Not too sure how you can either.

- Steve

You can send mail with ASP
http://www.candsdesign.co.uk/article...-email/cdosys/

or even javascript
http://www.candsdesign.co.uk/article...pt/send-email/ though it's not reliable

Thanks! I really want PHP, yes, but I'm not getting it yet.

The option I could see is first you create a js script that will serialize or encode your mail address . Assign that encoded or serialized data to a variable in another js function in your code and deserialize that variable for sending mail.